Death of Dr Joseph Parker a London minister
Dr Joseph Parker minister of City Temple died Friday afternoon after a long illness. Born 1830 in Banbury he preached at miners in Northumberland at age 15 and was ordained in 1852. He led Banbury chapel then moved to London in 1869, serving Poultry Chapel Chelsea and later City Temple, the oldest Congregational church in London since 1640 founded by Dr Thomas Goodwin.
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Oliver Cromwell
Magdalen College
Westminster Assembly of Divines
Six year old girl dies after finger injury in German Township
Netornsortoon News reports the death of Jibo Fries's six year old daughter from a finger injury leading to blood poisoning. Funeral was largely attended and a correction was issued about Martin Tjaden not assisting in finishing the Helke Miller house. Threshers work continues as weather remains favorable for harvest.
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Local Notes On Visitors Births And Thanksgiving Feasts
Misa Maud Sharpshair of Marshall town visited her parents here. A commercial club once organized seems dropped. a town benefits from such a group and hopes for its reestablishment. Mr and Mrs C J Sterns welcome a daughter. No fatalities occurred tied to Thanksgiving day festivities.
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Misa Maud Sharpshair
Marshalltown
C. J. Sterns
Unquiet Spirit Haunts Cape Noir Over Buried Treasure
A mysterious light near Maria Point on Cape Noir is tied to an old wartime treasure legend. French traders supposedly hid a chest of gold after a murder, with a sworn oath to guard it. Ghosts and bloodcurdling tales followed, until some adventurer allegedly found the gold and laid the spirit to rest.
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Canada
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Perhiapp
Not Really So Severe Audge I Gave Your Wife First Seasons
A courtroom exchange ends with a judge declaring a life sentence for the accused in a harsh parole hearing. The dialogue centers on gratitude, marital ties, and the gravity of the offense as the judge contemplates the maximum penalty under the law.
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Audge
Philadelphia
Lawyer cites damages in railway accident case
In a Houston Post item a lawyer informs a wife that Abyaband may recover, stressing damages over health while noting the victim cannot live. The scene shifts to a man amused by an automobile incident, saying optimism comes from the crash not causing further harm.
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Fragmentary Caption Sparks Ancient Beauty Banter
Fragmentary OCR text shows tangled dialogue with names and odd phrases including Beauty and a Chicago Tribune reference. The readable lines hint at a dramatic exchange but lack clear events, people, places, or dates to establish a concrete news item.
Mntertained Her ies Gaddy entertain your pronaked tha close friend
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases, making it difficult to identify a coherent event. The readable portion hints at interpersonal mentions and possible quotes but lacks concrete facts, dates, or locations to form a definite news item.
A Popular Diplomat Ojeda Wins Roosevelt Trust
Senor Don Emilio de Ojeda, who has just presented credentials to President Roosevelt, is admired as a popular choice akin to Duke de Arcos. A member of the Paris peace commission, he embodies the new American school of diplomacy. He speaks several languages, reads widely, is a capable painter, and is personable in social and official settings.
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Modest Miss Hecker A Champion Woman Golfer
Genevieve Hecker eighteen year old New York golfer has won national women’s championships thrice. She is modest, iron nerved in matches, and capable of clutch shots when needed. Off the course she enjoys literature theater and dancing, and is finishing a book on Golf For Women.
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Genevieve Hecker
New York
Misa Hecker
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Fragmentary Verse Snippet From Old Paper
A shattered OCR passage features archaic lines about a bee and “shining hours” with mention of a thriftless nephew and a speaker named Daele or George. The fragment hints at improving time but is incomplete and lacks context or dates. The tone resembles period poetry or a literary correspondence typical of a historical newspaper page.
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Daele
George
Bee
Gil
Postmaster Payne reports postal service gains and reforms
The Postmaster General Henry C. Payne reveals 1902 department results with receipts of 121,848,047.86 and expenditures of 124,786,097.07 a deficit reduction from 1901. Rural free delivery expands as congress funds, boosting farm land value and market access. Money orders rise, a proposed postal check, registered mail efficiency, and imports of new rates through foreign parcel conventions are discussed.
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Italy
Youth clerk dies defending bank in Westville robbery
Reynolds 16-year-old Dees 1 Weesley nolds in Laporte county stood his ground against four armed robbers who forced entry to loot the safe. He fired back as bullets struck him twice but resisted until mortally wounded. The attackers fled. the tragedy was uncovered hours later when a passerby alerted the bank owner.
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Weesleynolds
Westville
Reynolds
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Coinage Statistics and Thanksgiving Day Observance
Washington in November 1928 reports by Mint Director George E. Roberts. Coinage set a record by pieces at 191,419,506 though value fell from 136,340,781 in 1901 to 94,526,678 due to demand for small coins. Gold coinage dropped to 01,980,572 with bullion rising to 124,083,712. Silver dollars 79,402,600. subsidiary silver 10,712,569. minor coins 3,439,734. Thanksgiving found the president dining with family after a country ride. celebration echoed from London to Manila, first in the Philippines.
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Washington
George E. Roberts
Mint
Queued to Death and Other Early 20th Century Notices
In Shullsburg Wisconsin J W Sheffer was found in a field horribly burned and dead, origin of the blaze unknown as investigators suspected he struggled to extinguish the flames. In Lancaster Kentucky two enslaved people were sold by the sheriff for vagrancy, one for three months and two for two to three years. In Essen Prussia Frau Krupp donated 750000 to a workmen beneft fund in memory of her late husband. Hurley Wisconsin Jake Manila was convicted of second degree murder for killing Emil Upgeard on June 34.
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